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• 14.34 Qs: "leave", Grammaticalization of Adverbs
  1. baskaran, Qs: Contrasting senses for 'leave'
  2. Maria Rubinstein, Grammaticalization of adverbs?
• 14.35 Qs: FinP Readings, 'Old Ukrainian/Byelorussian'
  1. oborzdyk, References for FinP readings
  2. Daniel Buncic, Terms for "Old Ukrainian"/"Old Byelorussian"
• 14.36 Qs: EFL Errors, Child Acquisition of 'bad words'
  1. John Hammink, Typical mistakes made by Estonians
  2. Carsten Otto, The acquisition of insults/swearwords/bad words
• 14.57 Qs: ASCII-IPA/SAMPA, Place-holder Words
  1. Andrew Marchenko, ASCII-IPA vs. SAMPA
  2. Fabrice Emont, place-holder words
• 14.58 Qs: Codeswitching/German, Levinson's GCI Theory
  1. Fiona Salter-townshend, codeswitching in German printed advertising texts
  2. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Question: Levinson's theory of GCIs
• 14.59 Qs: Ebonics/Writing Instruction, Afro-Asiatic Query
  1. Sharon M. Chubbuck, Ebonics and writing instruction
  2. pauline, Afro-Asiatic Question
• 14.60 Qs: 'Primitive Tongue', Software for ESL
  1. E. O. Batchelder, Media: Khant - "Primitive Tongue"
  2. Alexander St.John, ESL Software
• 14.76 Qs: English Corpora, Bibliographic Reference
  1. Marie Nilsenova, American English corpora - written and spoken
  2. Jane Hacking, bibliographic reference
• 14.92 Qs: Use of Minidiscs, Writing Systems
  1. Lynne Murphy, Minidisc Use in the Field and Lab
  2. Benedetta Bassetti, Writing systems and linguistic analysis
• 14.115 Qs: Applied Ling Texts, Fixed English Expression
  1. applepie, Applied Ling Texts
  2. Ken-Ichi Nishio kenichinishio, Fixed Expression
• 14.116 Qs: Spanish Verbs, Summer Course Recommendations
  1. John Grinstead, Spanish Verbs
  2. Harold F. Schiffman, Summer Courses
• 14.128 Qs: EFL: Typical 'mistakes' made by Estonians
  1. John Hammink, Typical 'mistakes' made by Estonians
• 14.141 Qs: Coding T-Units, Virtual Learning Environments
  1. Ngoni Chipere, coding t-units
  2. Zoe Toft, Virtual Learning Environments
• 14.142 Qs: Heavy & Light Verbs, Ling Competence
  1. Kathleen A. Targowski, heavy and light verbs
  2. Meghan P.L. McKinnie, Perceived vs. actual linguistic competence
• 14.160 Qs: Reference Grammar, English Letter-Phoneme Rules
  1. Baraby Anne-Marie, Reference Grammars for speakers
  2. Kurt S. Godden, English Letter-to-Phoneme Rules
• 14.177 Qs: Child Language Arpy Darpy
  1. scott offen, Arpy Darpy
• 14.188 Qs: Chinese Passive, High School Lingustics Text
  1. colleenzhou, Chinese Passive
  2. AJDeFaz, text for high school students
• 14.199 Qs: SLA Theory, Style Analysis Software
  1. Sanooch Na-thalang, SLA theory
  2. Chris Holcomb, Style Analysis Software?
• 14.235 Qs: Double Valency-Changing, Hurtful Epithets
  1. Sasha Podobriaev, Double valency-changing
  2. Pamela Munro, Hurtful Epithets
• 14.271 Qs: Pittsburgh Dialect, Voicing in Spanish
  1. Carol L. Tenny, Pittsburgh dialect
  2. Carol L. Tenny, Voicing in Spanish
• 14.277 Qs: Verbal Dyspraxia, French Historical Ling
  1. Susanne Reiterer, Verbal Dyspraxia or Apraxia of Speech
  2. Hartmut Haberland, French
• 14.287 Qs: History of Lang, Throwing Voice
  1. Andrzej Pisowicz, Idea for book
  2. Carol L. Tenny, questions
• 14.305 Qs: 2nd Lang. Acquisition, Translation Software
  1. Liang Chen, causal relations and tense/aspect in L2 reading comprehension
  2. Kurt S. Godden, Arabic-English Translation Software
• 14.323 Qs: Variability Index, Power Relations and Spanish
  1. Simone Ashby, Pairwise Variability Index calculation
  2. Seth Minkoff, Courses/readings on power relations and Spanish
• 14.328 Qs: Phonetically Annotated Corpora, Mary Haas
  1. Bruno Estigarribia, Phonetically annotated corpora
  2. Dan Everett, Mary Haas Biography?
• 14.329 Qs: Afroasiatic and Semitic, Stressed Syllables
  1. Jarir Fadlullah, Afroasiatic and Semitic
  2. Stefan Th. Gries, stressed syllables
• 14.350 Qs: Musical Literacy, Arabic/English Syntax
  1. Evans, Ann, Musical literacy
  2. Savaria Schembri, Auxiliaries and theta roles
• 14.351 Qs: Auxiliary Theta Roles, Northern Thai
  1. tebeka michael, POS statistics
  2. John Vanderelst, O.T. analysis of Southwestern Tai languages
• 14.354 Qs: Syntax, Conjunction Composition
  1. Mona, Syntax
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Conjunction Composition
• 14.372 Qs: Greenlandic Ingressives, Orthography
  1. Robert Eklund, Ingressives in Greenlandic Language(s)?
  2. Rajaa Aquil, Orthography effect on processing spoken language
• 14.389 Qs: Grammatica Anglicana, Script Introduction
  1. Victorina Gonzalez-Diaz, Greaves' (1594) Grammatica Anglicana
  2. Peter Unseth, introduction of scripts
• 14.416 Qs: European Language Dialects
  1. julia vogl, dialect studies for european languages
• 14.438 Qs: Weak Crossover Effect, Similes
  1. Toru Ishii, Weak Crossover
  2. Joseph T. Farquharson, Linguistic Research on Similes
• 14.451 Qs: Broca's Aphasia, Inflected Adjectives
  1. sps15, Student with Broca's Aphasia
  2. Michael Hughes, Inflected adjectives
• 14.464 Qs: Parsing software, Computational Linguistics
  1. Mitsuko Takahashi, computer software
  2. peetm morris, Computational Linguistics - def and capabilities
• 14.480 Qs: E-mail Corpora, Language Families
  1. Tim Cullen, E-mail corpora of non-native speakers in English
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Linguistic distances between Indo-European, Turkic, etc.
• 14.485 Qs: Orthographic Conversions, Babbling Corpora
  1. Kutz Arrieta, Orthographic symbols conversions
  2. Lynne Murphy, Q: Babbling corpora
• 14.492 Qs: Demonstrative Pronouns, Arabic Dialect
  1. Susan McBurney, pronouns derived from demonstratives
  2. Ramon Norman, Arabic Daad
• 14.500 Qs: Taxemes, Pronunciation Index
  1. Dan Everett, Taxemes and Readjustment Rules
  2. Eric Persson, pronounciation index from a string
• 14.501 Qs: Formant Frequencies, Random Wordlist Generator
  1. Tony Gillham, Formant Frequencies - Role of transfer in Native Russian's English
  2. Kevin Roddy, random wordlist generator using phonemic inventory
• 14.524 Qs: Drum Vocables, Trace Effects
  1. Aniruddh Patel, drum vocables
  2. Hiroyuki Tanaka, Pseudo-that-trace effect?
• 14.543 Qs: Quantitative Constraint, Discourse Markers
  1. Leonard Okhotchinski, quantitative constraint?
  2. Jill Bergman, Discourse markers
• 14.555 Qs: English Double Modals
  1. Jo Close, Double Modal Speakers
• 14.565 Qs: Aspectual Roles, Turkish Word List
  1. Rebecca Smollett, aspectual role of direct objects
  2. jinyun ke, turkish frequent word list
• 14.569 Qs: French/Spanish Trills, Kind/Type Nouns
  1. Jen Mah, French 'r', Spanish 'rr'
  2. R W, Corpus with Kind/Type information
• 14.588 Qs: English Judgement Needed, Discourse Markers
  1. Hans Prufer, Meaning Analysis of a Sentence
  2. Jill Bergman, Discourse markers
• 14.606 Qs: Field Recording Equipment
  1. Jim Long, Field recording equipment
• 14.623 Qs: Writing Systems, Literature and Variation
  1. bender, Writing systems and reading speeds
  2. bender, Sociolinguistics and comparative literature
• 14.647 Qs: German Inflection, Backward Speech
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, OT analysis of inflection in the German NP
  2. Abby Brown, speaking/talking backwards
• 14.657 Qs: Syntax, Lang Contact
  1. Hans Heinrich Lieb, Qs: Present tense
  2. William Xu, Lang Contact - Loan words in modern French
• 14.658 Qs: English Lang Studies, Field Tape Recorders
  1. Seiichi MYOGA, English Lang Studies
  2. Kevin Roddy, Technology - recommendations for tape recorders in fieldwork
• 14.665 Qs: English Hedging, Relative Word Counts
  1. w.rassam.m, English Lang Studies
  2. Dawn Montague, Relative Word Counts
• 14.677 Qs: Genie, English "Do"
  1. Sandino Lelis, Genie
  2. Jean Gilbert LEOUE, Qs: English Judgement Needed, Use of DO
• 14.679 Qs: Modal/Auxiliary Verbs
  1. sm-myoga, query
  2. sm-myoga, query
• 14.687 Qs: Initial 'And', Language and Media
  1. George Huttar, query: discourse-initial 'and'
  2. Denis Jamet, denis.jamet@libertysurf.fr
• 14.688 Qs: Language and AI, Stress in English
  1. Billy Clark, language and AI discussion lists
  2. sm-myoga, query
• 14.697 Qs: German Unaccusative, Baltic Linguistics
  1. Andrew McIntyre, unaccusative cognate object
  2. Peter Öhl, Baltic Linguistics/ Latvian
• 14.719 Qs: EU Language Policy, Syntax Analysis Software
  1. Ann Jorid Klungervik Greenall, EU language planning/policy
  2. Meg Wood, Syntax Analysis Software
• 14.751 Qs: Linguistics Courses, Conversational Turn-taking
  1. Trudi Patterson, Linguistics in General Education
  2. Fay Wouk, query- speaker recognition in audio tapes given in evidence
• 14.757 Qs: Bambara Language
  1. Dara Gill, Bambara language and animals
• 14.759 Qs: Noun Compounds, Relative Clauses
  1. Florian Zellmayer, Variable ordering in N+N compounds
  2. Florian Zellmayer, Definition of prototypical noun phrase
  3. Susanne Habla, Prototypical relative clause
• 14.760 Qs: 'Into-Causatives', Possessive Noun Phrases
  1. Stefan Th. Gries, VERB into VERBing
  2. karen, Possessive noun+pronoun in coordinated NP
• 14.761 Qs: Aramaic and Hebrew, Field Recording Devices
  1. Rambam26, Aramaic and Hebrew
  2. Jim Long, Field recording devices
• 14.762 Qs: Syllable Perception, Paralinguistic Clicks
  1. Anke Boewe, syllable number as psycholinguistic variable
  2. Mark Jones, Paralinguistic clicks
• 14.811 Qs: Japanese/English Tone, Bilingual Corpora
  1. Yuriko Matsushita, ym0270@hotmail.com
  2. Carsten Otto, Bilingual corpora
• 14.830 Qs: Lang Description, Idiomatic Expressions
  1. Joan Lee, Lang Description Sinhalese
  2. ruta saulyte, Idiomatic Expressions
• 14.850 Qs: Tone Notation, Fortition Representation
  1. Stahlke, Herbert F.W., tone letters
  2. Matthew Absalom, Phonological treatment of fortition
• 14.851 Qs: Linguistic Scanning Software, Polysynthesis
  1. John Kyle, OCR software preferences
  2. Florian Zellmayer, Polysynthesis -- Additive Combining Forms
• 14.874 Qs: English 'Some', Texas Dialects
  1. Erich Round, meanings of 'some'
  2. Melissa Pitts, Texas Dialects
• 14.908 Qs: Temporal Pronouns, New Lexical Items
  1. Daniel Everett, Pronouns of temporal proximity
  2. BRIDGET RICHARDSON, Contributions for collection of new lexis:computer technology
• 14.927 Qs: Ling and Literature, Phonology
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Linguistics and Literature
  2. Charles Hoequist, Jr., Phonology: interword vs. intraword coarticulation
• 14.946 Qs: Syntax, Morphology
  1. Tim Baldwin, Syntax: web-based verb-particle experiment
  2. Dan Villa, Morphology: Translation of Modality, Spanish to English
• 14.968 Qs: Chinese Aspect Markers, Chinese Compounds
  1. Liang Chen, Aspect markers in Chinese
  2. Sergio Scalise, Morphology: chinese compounds
• 14.990 Qs: Sexism in Language, Early Modern English
  1. jkapovic@pop.tel.hr, Qs: Language, Women & Sexism
  2. mayte valenciano suarez,
• 14.991 Qs: Voice Quality Perception
  1. Christel de Bruijn, intrarater reliability - anchoring stimuli
• 14.992 Qs: Discourse Markers, Quiz Show Linguistics
  1. ANETA ASZTEMBORSKA, Discourse Markers
  2. Joachim Grabowski, Linguistic knowledge in quiz shows
• 14.1017 Qs: Spanish/English Code-switching, Hungarian Verbs
  1. Darik Olson, Spanish/English code-switching corpora
  2. coppock, psych verbs in Hungarian
• 14.1024 Qs: Tense-marked Pronouns; Phoneme Awareness/India
  1. David Palfreyman, Question - personal pronouns which change with temporal reference
  2. Richard Sproat, "Phoneme Awareness" in South Asian languages
• 14.1032 Qs: Semiotics and Consumers
  1. Kris Brijs, Semiotics - Charles W. Morris
• 14.1044 Qs: Morphology/English; Socioling/Tok Pisin
  1. Tamara Alibasic, Morphology: to Grammaticize or to Grammaticalize?
  2. Vero Synnett, Sociolinguistics: What are Tok Pisin's substratum languages?
• 14.1061 Qs: Voiced/voiceless 'h'; MA Programs
  1. Chris Golston, Voiced and voiceless [h] contrast
  2. Linda Rashidi, MA programs in Old and Middle English
• 14.1071 Qs: Verbs of 'knowing'; Spelling Relaxed Speech
  1. Liesbeth Van Raemdonck, verbs of knowing
  2. Jorge M. Guitart, Query about wanna, searchin' and spellings like that
• 14.1083 Qs: Multilingual Word Lists; Ted Dunning
  1. Daniel Wedgwood, Parallel multilingual word lists
  2. Jem Clear, Calling Ted Dunning
• 14.1097 Qs: Threshold Hypothesis, Ger Relative Clauses
  1. Evelyn Naudorf, Threshold Hypothesis
  2. sheida shamkani, queries
• 14.1103 Qs: Split CP, Middle Eng Impersonal Verbs
  1. Maren Kassow, Split CP
  2. Martine Taeymans, impersonal verbs in Middle English
• 14.1117 Qs: Emerging Pronunciations; ESL/EFL Assertiveness
  1. Rob Hagiwara, emerging pronunciation of 'presentation'
  2. Alireza Omidi, Research question!
• 14.1141 Qs: 'Get' Syntax/Semantics; Verb Voice Vagueness
  1. Jason Malone, Syntax and Semantics of the Word "Get"
  2. jasper holmes, seeking Halliday reference: 'voice vagueness'
• 14.1157 Qs: Linguistic Impreialism; Compound Adj Resources
  1. Roberto Perez, Chomsky on Linguistic Imperialism
  2. Janet Randall, query
• 14.1184 Qs: Lang Description, Discourse Analysis
  1. Kathy Snow \(Volt\), National Language Differentiation
  2. Satya Reva, discourse analysis for magazine article?
• 14.1188 Qs: National Language Differentiation
  1. Kathy Snow, National Language Differentiation
• 14.1192 Qs: Ancient French; Dictionary definitions
  1. Helene Knoerr, Ancien français on the web?
  2. Andrzej Zychla, On Dictionaries and Definitions (1983)
• 14.1195 Qs: Textbook input; Medical Arabic
  1. Giorgos Tserdanelis, Feedback for the Language Files 8th edition
  2. Ahmed.I.S, Arabic lessons for Medical students
• 14.1201 Qs: Unwritten languages; L2 Grammar instruction
  1. Elaine Keown, number/% of unwritten languages in world?
  2. John O'Donnell, Grammar Percentage
• 14.1239 Qs: Online dictionaries, American Southern dialects
  1. jocelynmorin@post.harvard.edu, loading dictionary
  2. Susan Fischer, Southern colonial dialects
• 14.1243 Qs: Today's errors; Uvular fricatives
  1. Donna Jo Napoli, today's errors are tomorrow's rules
  2. Randall Gess, Uvular fricatives and glottal stops
• 14.1246 Qs: Guarani linguistic studies; Intransitive verbs
  1. Silvia Lelli, information request
  2. Hans Prufer, Categorizing Verb
• 14.1253 Qs: Stop nasalization; PhD program
  1. In Kyu Park, Stop nasalization
  2. Geoff Nunberg, First PhD Program in Linguistics
• 14.1330 Qs: English Wh-questions
  1. Toru Ishii, Subjunctives and Wh-islands
• 14.1344 Qs: Imperatives; Japanese Word Association
  1. David Kaiser, imperatives
  2. barbara pizziconi, word association
• 14.1345 Qs: Morphological Language Search; Drum Vocables
  1. Brent Henderson, Looking for a languages
  2. Aniruddh Patel, drum vocable experiment
• 14.1355 Qs: Authors' Difficulties with Linguistic Publisher
  1. James Giangola, Our difficulties with a linguistics publisher
• 14.1364 Qs: Semantic Restrictions
  1. Seth Minkoff, Semantic restrictions on passive or other "voices"
• 14.1370 Qs: Prosodic Weakening; Syntactic Acquisition
  1. corinna.anderson, prosodic weakening
  2. joko.k@polmed.ac.id, Syntactic acquisition in preleinguistic development
• 14.1371 Qs: NLP/Lang Testing; Semantic Relationships
  1. Veit Reuer, NLP for language testing
  2. Mihai Daniel Frumuselu, concession and adversativity
• 14.1372 Qs: Linguistic Document Dating; ICT/SLA Input
  1. Vincent DeCaen, dating documents?
  2. Damianos Damianopoulos, REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
• 14.1400 Qs: Moroccan Linguists; English Shall/Will
  1. Lu, Wen-ying, looking for linguists in Morocco
  2. Andrew Elfenbein, Future Tense
• 14.1401 Qs: Linguistics Videos; Evaluative Morphology
  1. Fay Wouk, Insight Media videos for teaching
  2. Nicola Grandi, Evaluative prefixes and suffixes
• 14.1403 Qs: 'White weapon'; Phonological Complexity
  1. ignacyn@vela.filg.uj.edu.pl, Cutting/white weapon
  2. Doug Whalen, Phonological Complexity
• 14.1404 Qs: Boas in Portuguese; Endangered Languages
  1. Eduardo Ribeiro, Boas' 'Introduction' in Portuguese
  2. Clare Mac Cumhaill, Marked Phonemes of Endangered Languages
• 14.1439 Qs: Hearing Loss; 'Moravcsik'
  1. Rudolph C Troike, Q: Hearing loss and language-specific phonology
  2. Leonor Santos, How to pronounce 'Moravcsik'
• 14.1440 Qs: Hindi Aspect; Prenominal Adjectives
  1. Srija Sinha, Aspect in Hindi
  2. Dimitris Ntelitheos, Prenominal Adjectives with Complements
• 14.1441 Qs: American Southern Eng; Elementary Linguistics
  1. Bartek Plichta, Southern pronunciations of /ay/
  2. Stokes/Jones Family, linguistics in elementary schools
• 14.1461 Qs: Data Collection; Machine Translation Texts
  1. Hale Isik, Data Collection Assistance
  2. D Elliott, Parallel texts for machine translation evaluation
• 14.1475 Qs: IE Reflexives; Figurative Newspaper Language
  1. Nicoletta Puddu, Reflexives in IE languages
  2. Mike Arfken, Analysis of Newspaper Editorials
• 14.1488 Qs: 'Applied' Meaning; Speech Perception Survey
  1. Geoffrey Nathan, The meaning of 'applied'
  2. Bartek Plichta, Speech Perception Survey
• 14.1491 Qs: Fieldwork; Non-configurational Languages
  1. Dan Everett, Histories of fieldwork: regional and global
  2. Ananda Lima, Approaches to Non-configurationality
• 14.1516 Qs: Cantonese/ESL; Transformation-Based Learning
  1. Wai-ming Tsui, Cantonese ESL learners' perception/production
  2. Torbjörn Lager, Transformation-Based Learning Bibliography
• 14.1523 Qs: Ergative Langs
  1. Jonathan Bobaljik, Q: Valency changing in Ergative langs
• 14.1529 Qs: Papiamentu Speakers; Word Order/Ergative Langs
  1. Klaus Abels, Papiamentu informants
  2. Jose-Luis Mendivil, Qs: three correlations
• 14.1549 Qs: Bengali Negation; Korean Phonemic Frequency
  1. Jonny Butler, Scope of negation in Bengali
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Tambovtsev's data on Korean phonemic frequencies
• 14.1554 Qs: Hindi Scrambling; Etymology of 'Paleo'
  1. Toru Ishii, Hindi Scrambling
  2. A.S. Sundar, ETYMOLOGY OF THE GREEK WORD 'PALEO'
• 14.1560 Qs: Dual/Slavonic Langs; English 'Intentsional'
  1. Antonio Benítez, Evolution of number in Slavonic languages
  2. Gloria C, Inten*ionality, inten*ional
• 14.1565 Qs: Jean-Yves Pollock; 'Orthotactics' definition
  1. Stanley Dubinsky, email address for Jean-Yves Pollock
  2. J R Elliott, Orthotactics; a definiative definition
• 14.1616 Qs: Arabic Attached Pronouns
  1. Michael T. Wescoat, Arabic attached pronouns
• 14.1632 Qs: Blind IPA Fonts; Pre-linguistic Terms
  1. adelaidehpsilva, query: IPA fonts for blinds
  2. Jeffrey Masson, Children's Words for breast-feeding in various languages
• 14.1651 Qs: Pre-Pausal Processes; Amazonian Languages
  1. Kevin Watson, pre-pausal phonological processes
  2. Dan Everett, Institutions researching Amazonian languages
• 14.1652 Qs: Vowel-initial Syllables; Intro/Ling CD's
  1. Katalin Balogne Berces, Query: onsetless syllables
  2. Jeff Ruth, CDs for Intro Ling class?
• 14.1665 Qs: German Initial Consonants; Portuguese Leveling
  1. Leo A. Connolly, Initial [x] and [ç] in German
  2. Ric Morris, Portuguese leveling?
• 14.1682 Qs: Basque Particle; Genetic Lang Classification
  1. oborzdyk, Question about Basque particle 'ba' and its equivalents (re: Laka (1994))
  2. Marie Klopfenstein, Bibliography on Language Classification
• 14.1689 Qs: Ergative Amazonian Langs; Proto-Altaic Forms
  1. Eva Monrós, Valence changing and ergativity
  2. Anton ANTONOV, (proto-)Altaic (*) -RA/RU
• 14.1730 Qs: Medical Discourse Corpus; Eng Prolog Lexica
  1. Daniel Sokol, Language of Medical Disclosure
  2. Asad Sayeed, English Prolog Lexica
• 14.1742 Qs: Eng Subjects/Corpora; IE Phoneme Replacements
  1. J-C Khalifa, Q: non-canonical subjects in corpora
  2. Kim Dammers, chronology of IE sound changes
• 14.1743 Qs: Eng 'every' and anaphora
  1. Norihiro Ogata, On anaphoras to "every"
• 14.1752 Qs: Linguistics Societies; Infinitives/Atemporality
  1. Fiona Marshall, Linguistics Societies: request for letter/document
  2. Alina Sheyman, infinitives -query
• 14.1758 Qs: Electronic Hausa Texts; Early American Eng
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Hausa (an African language) in electronic form
  2. Lisa Emerson, colonial American dialect phono info
• 14.1769 Qs: Mac Phonetics Software; French Liaison as L2
  1. Angela Bartens, linguistic analysis programs for MacIntosh
  2. Paviour-Smith, Martin, French Liaison acquisition
• 14.1779 Qs: Jespersen's Theories; Phonesthemes/Ideophones
  1. Theorie of Jespersen about 'shifter'
  2. Jeannette Littlemore, Phonesthemes and ideophones
• 14.1796 Qs: VVCC Syllables; Multiple Noun Incorporation
  1. Andrew Horne, VVCC superheavy syllables
  2. Federico Damonte, Multiple noun incorporation
• 14.1810 Qs: Palenquero Language; Coptic Phonology
  1. Yvonne Mingram, searching for new information about the palenquero
  2. linglike, Coptic phonology
• 14.1811 Qs: L2 Role Play; Cross-cultural Politeness
  1. laura collins, role play tasks with second language
  2. Fay Wouk (FOA DALSL), Query: Cross-cultural politeness references
• 14.1812 Qs: Hausa Pronunciation
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, what are the rules of reading in Hausa?
• 14.1833 Qs: Words for 'death'; Ditransitive/Passive Verbs
  1. D. Alan Shewmon, Words for "death"
  2. Mark Donohue, Syntax,: trivalent verbs, passives and agreement
• 14.1844 Qs: Grammar of Law; Idioms
  1. Linda Shockey, systemic and functional grammar (fwd)
  2. giorgia carta, idioms
• 14.1848 Qs: Kinyarwanda Speakers; Structural Parasitic Gaps
  1. Martha McGinnis, Looking for Kinyarwanda speakers
  2. Martin Salzmann, Parasitic gaps and LF-movement
• 14.1869 Qs: Adnominal Possessives; UPSID/Ling Instruction
  1. Anette Rosenbach, adnominal possessives and animacy
  2. Zoe Toft, Using UPSID in teaching linguistics
• 14.1870 Qs: Ross/Rizzi Resources; Typology/Phonostatistics
  1. Eri Takahashi, Ross (1982) and Rizzi
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Novosibirsk corpora of world languages in electronic form
• 14.1877 Qs: Proverb Source; Eng Ling Web Study
  1. JPKIRCHNER, Proverb
  2. Marie Safarova, Looking for linguistically naive AmE subjects
• 14.1888 Qs: American Eng Vowels; Babbling Database
  1. Tolya Kharkhurin, English vowel confusion in Native Russian speakers
  2. Laurance Doyle, Database of baby babbling
• 14.1900 Qs: Eng Lexical Borrowing Quote; Digital Recording
  1. Steve Hartman Keiser, English lexical borrowing: the Eddy Peters quote
  2. asraviv@bgumail.bgu.ac.il, E-prime and EEG???
• 14.1906 Qs: Written/Spoken Eng; Remnant Movement
  1. Nicole Dehe, written vs. spoken language
  2. Peter Svenonius, Remnant movement
• 14.1913 Qs: Quote Reference; Vietnamese and English
  1. Laurie Bauer, Un systeme ou tout se tient
  2. Francisco Dubert, Vietnamese English translation
• 14.1929 Qs: Electronic Dictionary/IPA; French Terminology
  1. E Ersoz, Re: electronic dictionary with pronounciation in IPA symbols
  2. Daniel Barragán, Reversing language shift French terminology
• 14.1936 Qs: Conan Doyle/Linguistics
  1. Theriault Alain, Qs: Sherlock Holmes and Historical Linguistics
• 14.1951 Qs: Hanyu Pinyin; Shoebox
  1. christina mendez, hanyu pinyin: mandarin in romanized transcription
  2. James Long, SIL Shoebox use
• 14.1955 Qs: Disfluency; Dictionary Presentation
  1. Stefano Bertolo, disfluency questions
  2. Bruno Maroneze, dictionary presentation of derived words
• 14.1979 Qs: Dutch voiceless stops/Researching Languages
  1. Gilbert Lang, Dutch voiceless stops
  2. Loren A. Billings, Alternatives to "Projects in Linguistics (Wray et al., eds.)"
• 14.1994 Qs: Estuary English
  1. j.mercury@interia.pl, Estuary English
• 14.2014 Qs: Mainstream language books
  1. Katie Haegele, Mainstream language books
• 14.2025 Qs: Ergative/Accusative Case; A. H. Genko
  1. walter spitz, ergative case marking
  2. El Instituto Europa de los Pueblos, Tsakhur language
• 14.2026 Qs: Infant-directed Speech; Arabic Dative
  1. Fay Wouk, query: prosody and infant directed speech
  2. Mahmoud Abduljawad, dative alternations in Arabic
• 14.2043 Qs: Eng Dialects; Contrast Licensing
  1. William J. Rapaport, "a whole nother thing"
  2. Robert Kirchner, contrast licensing in affixes
• 14.2062 Qs: Arabic Phonological Acquisition; Parser Output
  1. hadeel massarwa, Re: your query
  2. Roland Hausser, page by page output for a parser written in Java
• 14.2071 Qs: Old Russian Phonemes; 'Graphology/Graphonomy'
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, is there any data on the phonemic freguency in OLd Russian?
  2. Earl Herrick, Chas Hockett reference
• 14.2075 Qs: Surface Glides; Historical Ling Resources
  1. Susannah Levi, Q: Language with NO surface glides
  2. Paul Kingsbury, 'short -n- sweet' classics
• 14.2082 Qs: Ling Publications; Japanese Ling Articles
  1. Dan Everett, Evaluating publication outlets
  2. barbara pizziconi, Translations of Japanese linguistics works
• 14.2088 Qs: Financial Ontologies; Japanese Acoustics
  1. Leslie Barrett, Financial-Domain Ontologies
  2. Gautam Vallabha, Q: Acoustic features of Japanese approximants and taps
• 14.2092 Qs: Lexical Development; Aztec/Mayan Orthography
  1. Annabelle David, lexicon
  2. Brasch, Dan, conversion software
• 14.2119 Qs: Typology of Ellipsis
  1. Ressy Ai, A typology of ellipsis
• 14.2130 Qs: Naive Ling; Eng Forms of Address
  1. Carolyn Rose, "naive linguistics" (or, linguist vs non-linguist)
  2. Claudia Bubel, Query: Functions of nominal forms of address
• 14.2131 Qs: Institutional Speech
  1. Raffaella Tamagnini, Institutional Talk Bibliography
• 14.2162 Qs: MP3 Conversion Software, Oldest Ling Dept/USA
  1. David Kaiser, Software for conversion of MP3 file
  2. Harold F. Schiffman, Oldest Linguistic Department in the US?
• 14.2168 Qs: Lang/Music; Baltic IE Langs/Aspect
  1. Energin, Language and Music
  2. Rose Thomas, Aspect in the Baltic Languages
• 14.2183 Qs: Consent Forms ; Spectographic Studies
  1. Astrid Fiess, form of consent, sociolinguistic research
  2. linguisted, Question
• 14.2184 Qs: Old Latin; Latin; Old French
  1. Ric Morris, Old Latin vowel deletion
  2. Ric Morris, Latin verb class ratios/stats
  3. Ric Morris, Old French phoneme frequency
• 14.2185 Qs: Chinese Lex;Turkish
  1. Lawrence Orenstein, Chinese Lexical Semantics
  2. Kristen Sherman-Gosnell, Origin of "bomba"
• 14.2201 Qs: Connotations & Associations; Quechua Spelling
  1. dark.aura, connotations and associations
  2. john davis, Quechua spelling
• 14.2204 Qs: Italian Word Frequency; Words From Internet
  1. Library Patron at CID, Italian word frequency list
  2. Bridget Richardson, New words from the Internet
• 14.2205 Qs: Pitch Analysis In Speech; Field Methods Course
  1. Marie Safarova, Analyzing pitch in speech and in music
  2. Christopher Miller, field methods course: human subject issues
• 14.2226 Qs: Ergative Languages; Genitive & Pos Construction
  1. Mario van de Visser, Looking for native speakers of Ergative Languages
  2. Suzie Bartsch, Origin of genitive and possessive constructions
• 14.2228 Qs: Mongolian parsers; Change in German Lang Rhythm
  1. John Kovarik, Mongolian parsers and NLP grammars
  2. Joseph Daniele, Change in German Language Rhythm
• 14.2266 Qs: Russian Vocabulary Count; Speech Recognition
  1. joe rittmann, vocabulary count in Russian
  2. Leo Ferres, Speech recogniton training software
• 14.2267 Qs: Particles; Langs as Code
  1. Morrison, Question: Subject: Particles
  2. Bill CHAPMAN, Secret languages
• 14.2277 Qs: Article 'Los Conectores Pragmaticos...'
  1. Stuart Stewart, looking for article
• 14.2302 Qs: Markup Examples; Copula/Non-canonical Subjects
  1. peetm, Markup Examples
  2. J-C Khalifa, Qs: non-canonical subjetcts in corpora (2), BE
• 14.2386 Qs: EFL Contextualization Cues/Discourse Markers
  1. Ebru Demirtas, contextualisation cues and discourse markers
• 14.2405 Qs: Communication Ling; Lang/Technology
  1. Susana Martinez, Communication linguistics
  2. Eunice Koo, linguistics in relation to technology
• 14.2406 Qs: 'Yes' in Langs; Clipped Compound Words
  1. Steve Parker, the word meaning 'yes'
  2. Stefan Th. Gries, In search of complex clippings ...
• 14.2430 Qs: Electronic Maori Text
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Maori electronic text or Bible
• 14.2441 Qs: Eng Polar Opposites; Direction Word Order
  1. michele bishop, presenting polar opposites?
  2. Ron Andrews, Order of compass directions in different languages
• 14.2460 Qs: Coda Restrictions; French Corpus
  1. Ingo Plag, coda restrictions
  2. Marie-Josée Goulet, French corpus for summarization evaluation
• 14.2461 Qs: Focus/Noun Paper Source; A/V Equipment
  1. Agnes Bende-Farkas, Focus-affected Reading of Many, Few
  2. Karen Condouris, AV equipment for toddler research study
• 14.2493 Qs: AV Equipment/Toddler Research; Genetic Clicks
  1. Karen Condouris, AV equipment for toddler research study
  2. Steven Schaufele, Genetic clicks?
• 14.2507 Qs: African Text to Speech Research
  1. Shun Ha Sylvia Wong, Request: Information on African Text-To-Speech literatures
• 14.2508 Qs: Human Rights Lang; Geminate/Ejective Consonants
  1. chodkiew, The language of human rights
  2. john davis, geminates and ejectives
• 14.2552 Qs: Phonological Readjustment; German Homographs
  1. Ora Matushansky, locality of readjustment
  2. Sonja Haeffner, Homophones and Homographs
• 14.2553 Qs: DAT Tapes; VP Preposing
  1. Tania Granadillo, Tapes for DAT
  2. Byung-Choon Lee, VP-Preposing
• 14.2554 Qs: Trivalent Verbs
  1. Florian Zellmayer, Trivalent verbs with 1/2 person theme or patient
• 14.2574 Qs: Text Letter-Order Study; Bilingual Children
  1. Christina Sanchez, Question about study
  2. Stefan Ploch, Raising children bilingual or not bilingual?
• 14.2575 Qs: Ethnographic Study Equipment
  1. Lida Cope, micro-ethnography with young children/equipment
• 14.2589 Qs: 'Surfer' Phonetics; 'Spam' Documentation
  1. Richard Wright, Surfer phonetics?
  2. anja wanner, Origin of "SPAM" -- what came after Monty Python?
• 14.2598 Qs: Portuguese as L2; Romance Philology
  1. Ida Rebelo, Portuguese as a Second Language
  2. Margaret Winters, Romance Philology
• 14.2666 Qs: Eng Adjective Inflections; Object Expletives
  1. Dirk Elzinga, analyses of English comparative and superlative
  2. Claudia Borgonovo, Object Expletives
• 14.2682 Qs: English Phrasal Verbs; Online Audio Repository
  1. Mark Davies, "Basic English" and phrasal verbs
  2. Daniel Riaño, Audio Repository on the Web
• 14.2683 Qs: Linux IPA Fonts; Dublin English
  1. Robert Denton, IPA fonts for Linux?
  2. Emma Moore, Irish English in Dublin
• 14.2702 Qs: Ligurian and Etruscan Langs
  1. Anton Feichtmeir, the Ligurian language
• 14.2710 Qs: English Clausal Subjects; Ling Faculty Policies
  1. J-C Khalifa, Q: THAT-clause subjects
  2. Leo A. Connolly, Tenure and promotion in langage departments
• 14.2726 Qs: Incorporated/Free Nouns; Sensory Adjectives
  1. Florian Zellmayer, Coordination of incorporated and free nouns
  2. Mark Seidenberg, adjective markeness
• 14.2727 Qs: Phonological Encoding; Eng/Japanese Loanwords
  1. Jay Sasisekaran, phonological word
  2. Warren Showalter, english loan-words in japanese
• 14.2785 Qs: Portuguese Corpora; Piaget/Lang Acquisition
  1. Joaquim Brandãode Carvalho, Qs: Portuguese plurals
  2. Claire Goodwin, Language Acquisition Investigation
• 14.2804 Qs: English Phonotactic Constraints; AAVE Corpora
  1. Natalia Modjeska, Phonotactic constraints in English
  2. laura digiorgio, Corpus Linguistics & AAVE
• 14.2840 Qs: L2 Feedback Perception
  1. Judie Zhu, Learners' perception of written feedback
• 14.2842 Qs: Helen Keller Audio Recordings
  1. Steve Kneisel, Helen Keller audio clips/deaf speech
• 14.2845 Qs: Arabic Acoustic Databases; Child Lang Resource
  1. Rajaa Aquil, Arabic acoustics data bases
  2. Dr Tsolios, Unknown (to me) Book
• 14.2852 Qs: Repetition and Fluency; Bilingual Research
  1. Ewa Dabrowska, Q: Repetition and fluency
  2. farzin fahimnia, A research on bilingual children
• 14.2885 Qs: Reflexive/Nonreflexive Usage; Vowel Lengthening
  1. Andres Enrique-Arias, loss of reflexive / non-reflexive distinction
  2. Hugues Steve N. Koumba-Binza, Universal vowel-lengthening rule
• 14.2886 Qs: Generative Phrase Structure; English 'Though'
  1. Nikki Clark, quantifiers and determiners in government and binding theory
  2. Amy Reff, linguistics of though
• 14.2907 Qs: Word Association;Arabic Regressive Assimilation
  1. Amy Reff, concreteness and imageability
  2. Arum Astuti, regressive assimilation of nasal to voiced glides
• 14.2919 Qs: Semantic Priming; Dictionary Software
  1. Bailey House, Semantically salient words
  2. Xenofon Floros, Make your own dictionary software
• 14.2920 Qs: Linguistic Survey; L2 Vocabulary Learning
  1. Don E. Walicek, Query
  2. Veit Reuer, Visualization and Language Learning
• 14.2924 Qs: Causative Morphemes; Germanic Ling Text
  1. Federico Damonte, Double causatives affixes
  2. Eric Russell Webb, Germanic Ling text
• 14.2925 Qs: English Gerunds; Mazandarani Adjectives
  1. Seth Cable, Gerunds -- Breaking Up is Hard to Do...
  2. Muhammad-Reza Fakhr-Rohani, Mazandarani comparative adjectives
• 14.2926 Qs: Genetic Lang Skills
  1. Dick Hudson, A "gene" for hyper-polyglottism??
• 14.2947 Qs: Articulation Instruction; Grammatical Gender
  1. ScroogeMcUte, Are there special methods to get hearing impaired to speak?
  2. Western Veterinary Clinic, Gender association
• 14.2978 Qs: Familial Case Terminology
  1. Michael Beard, Case terminology
• 14.3001 Qs: Ling Program Curriculum; Gender Discourse Data
  1. Kathryn Livingston, curriculum assessment of linguistics program
  2. Sönke Bussenius, conversational analysis
• 14.3019 Qs: Zipf's Law; Danish Modal Particles
  1. Pia S., Zipf's law and proper names
  2. Victoria Vázquez-Rozas, Danish modal (discourse) particles
• 14.3020 Qs: Russian Compounds; Cognate Word Lists
  1. Sergio Scalise, russian compounds
  2. Amy Reff, cognates
• 14.3045 Qs: Uvular Consonant Effects; Loanword Adaptation
  1. Warren Maguire, Effect of uvular consonants on adjacent vowels
  2. Jennifer Smith, Loanword adaptation of syllable-final clusters
• 14.3046 Qs: India/Informed Consent; English Double Subjects
  1. Nitya Sethuraman, Informed consent forms for research in India
  2. Alessandro Agosta, double subject usage
• 14.3053 Qs: Esselen/Hokan Word List
  1. James Biergiel, esselen/hokan
• 14.3084 Qs: MP3 Recorders; English Subjunctive
  1. Eva van Lier, experience with MP3 recorded fieldwork data.
  2. Kenji Kashino, Q: mixed conditional sentences
• 14.3085 Qs: Spoken Lang Names; Media Effect/American Eng
  1. James Pennington, native language names
  2. Matt McWilliams, the effect of media on American English
• 14.3101 Qs: Lexical Chain Software; Spoken Lang Names
  1. dq yang, lexical chains
  2. James C. Pennington, Re: Spoken Language Names - revision
• 14.3103 Qs: Intonation Break/Eng; Vowel/Zero Terms
  1. Eung-Cheon Hah, Intonation Break
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Q: Term(s) for V~0
• 14.3104 Qs: Interpretation Questionnaire
  1. Andrea Kenesei, reader-response, translation equivalence
• 14.3138 Qs: Russian Phonology; Ling Data/Ethics
  1. MPI EVA Jakarta Field Station, Query: Russian Phonology
  2. Maria Carlota Rosa, Qs: A question on Ethics
• 14.3139 Qs: Italian L2 Acquisition; Gradable Adjectives
  1. Paola Cavassa, Linguistic data
  2. abul-qasim avand, gradable &ungradable adjectives
• 14.3166 Qs: English Phoneme Frequency List
  1. Christina Bosemark, Phoneme frequency list
• 14.3202 Qs: Instinctive Sound Words; Forensic Stylistics
  1. A.S.sundar, The concept of "Poral "words
  2. Dongdoo Choi, Query
• 14.3203 Qs: Modern Hebrew; Arabic/English Compounding
  1. Dana Purdy, Survey of generational change in Modern Hebrew
  2. Garry, compounding
• 14.3204 Qs: Neutral Vowels; Japanese Suffixes
  1. Madalena Cruz-Ferreira, Neutral vowels across languages
  2. Benjamin Barrett, Treatments and Origins of Shii/Rashii
• 14.3205 Qs: Online Chatroom Data
  1. Fredric, voice-based chatroom data
• 14.3207 Qs: Sluicing Sentences; English/Japanese Politeness
  1. Ting-Chi Wei, sluicing in languages
  2. Yuka Makita, Politeness in English and Japanese
• 14.3237 Qs: XML Text Editor
  1. Marc Fryd, xml text editor
• 14.3256 Qs: English Topicalization; Tagalog Particle
  1. Peter Jenks, "...all of them"
  2. Rose Thomas, Tagalog linking particle
• 14.3257 Qs: Text Summarization Corpus; Mayan Lang Speakers
  1. Dongqiang Yang, corpus for summarization.
  2. Mario van de Visser, Looking for native speakers of Mayan languages
• 14.3261 Qs: English Word Frequency; French/Polish Speakers
  1. William Morris, Working vocabulary size
  2. Natalia Slaska, French / Polish speakers in the UK
• 14.3262 Qs: Japanese Word Frequency
  1. Aniruddh Patel, Frequency of Japanese disyllabic words
• 14.3273 Qs: Syntax/'That' Clauses; Chadic Tones/Vowels
  1. J-C Khalifa, Q: that noun complement clauses
  2. mohamed lahrouchi, tones and vowels interaction
• 14.3274 Qs: Ling Analysis: Tables/Table Structures
  1. Anna-Malin Karlsson, Research on Tables?
• 14.3298 Qs: Phrasal Verbs; Contracted Braille Systems
  1. Murray Adams, Phrasal verbs
  2. Ben van Poppel, help needed for study of contracted Braille
• 14.3299 Qs: Pragmatics Reference; Spanish Word Frequency
  1. Fay Wouk, need reference - cross-cultural pragmatics
  2. Rochelle Newman, Word frequency counts for Spanish
• 14.3300 Qs: Franz Boas/John Dewey
  1. Dan Everett, Boas and Dewey at Columbia University
• 14.3360 Qs: Similarity Types; Recognition Software
  1. Praveen Paritosh, Types of Similarity
  2. Pia Schnetzler, Named entity recognition software
• 14.3361 Qs: Control Structures; Cross-ling Speaking Rates
  1. Rocio Perez, second language acquisition of control structures
  2. Julio Santiago, speaking rate across languages
• 14.3373 Qs: Language Characteristics
  1. M.-R. Fakhr-Rohani, query about language
• 14.3401 Qs: Ecology/Lang Source; Data Elicitation
  1. Daniel Barragan, Ecology of language early references
  2. Jason Malone, Eliciting cognitive prototypes through judgment
• 14.3427 Qs: German Speakers
  1. Artjom Abroskin, queries
• 14.3428 Qs: Narrative/Identity;Humor Conference Proceedings
  1. Emma Moore, Narrative and Identity
  2. Susana Martinez Guillem, International Conferences on Humor Research
• 14.3456 Qs: Scandanavian Adverb Position; Estuary English
  1. Tomohiro Yanagi, adverb position
  2. Tanguy Vilboux, Estuary English
• 14.3467 Qs: New Word Frequency; Case Grammar Matrix
  1. Jesus Andres Cortes, Word Frequency
  2. Samas Fearghail, a few questions concerning the Case Grammar Matrix Model
• 14.3468 Qs: Spanish Phonetic Notation; Romance Vowels
  1. Ben Wing, fricative symbols used in spanish-language writing
  2. Ben Wing, romance mid-vowel alternations in verbs
• 14.3469 Qs: Cheyenne Obviate Case
  1. Denise Tugman, Cheyenne Obviate
• 14.3497 Qs: Recording Microphones; French Counting System
  1. Eva van Lier, recording equipment (2)
  2. Kim Ruth, Irregularity in French counting system
• 14.3498 Qs: Internet Pragmatics; English 'Yet'
  1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Pragmatics of internet sites: references?
  2. Raphael Salkie, The discourse marker YET in English
• 14.3499 Qs: Small Clause Subjects; Publication Advice
  1. Ali Darzi, binding theory and small clauses
  2. Shartriya Collier, publication advice for TESOL doctorate students
• 14.3521 Qs: Siouan Langs/Gender; Relativization Survey
  1. Belle Matheson, Women's and Men's speech
  2. Sonia Cristofaro, Questionnaire on the relativization of circumnstantials
• 14.3543 Qs: Genre Analysis/Abstracts; Move Analysis Program
  1. Fariba Saadinam, Question on genre analysis
  2. Fariba Saadinam, Request
• 14.3544 Qs: Unwritten Langs; English Prefix Assimilation
  1. Carol da Silva, non-written languages
  2. John Levis, Assimilation in irregular, illegible

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